Startech Jaguar XJ is the Baller-Status iBusiness

“I don’t care who you is, miss, you can get the (i)business” – Lil’ Wayne

Brabus' tuning compadres Startech is building on their German cousin's aftermarket program for vehicles in terms of i-connectability and business credentials. Basically, Brabus is to Mercedes-Benz as Startech is to Jaguar Land Rover.The latter's latest creation, the Jaguar XJ aftermarket program, involves aerodynamic lines and some slick upgrades on the interior perfect for the modern-day businessman.

Starting on the interior, Startech is offering plenty of color choices to go with a superfluous amount of leather on the heated-seats and the center console. A polished wood trim adds to the elegance of the model's interior greatly. Individual rear passenger lights and footwell lights give the XJ some added luxury, along with a new multimedia system which allows connectivity to an iPad and the internet. Apple Bluetooth keyboards can be used to work on the net and they sit on a pair of electric tables.The exterior features LED daytime running lights fitted on a front-end attachment which goes over the XJ's production bumper.The aggressive front-end is aerodynamic, along with a rear-end complete with a lip spoiler and stainless-steel mufflers. Air gills are located on the sides along with protruding wheel arches. It sits on a truly-ballin' set of 21-inch 3-piece Monostar J Diamond Edition wheels.Startech's Jaguar XJ prices at an additional £8,000, however with optional leather floor mats, aluminum pedals and stainless-steel scuff plates, that number can quickly rise.